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Survey conducted on Leitrim road amid speeding concerns

A request for traffic calming measures at the entrance to Manorhamilton on the N16 from the Sligo side was raised during a meeting of Manorhamilton municipal district. Independent councillor James Gilmartin proposed the motion citing the location as ...

21 Jan 2025 at 12:33

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Concerns raised over speeding in housing estates in Kilkenny

A number of councillors have raised concerns about speeding and road safety at a recent meeting of the Joint Policing Committee. “There are a significant amount of road deaths and as councillors and gardaí we have to look at this closely. I am ...

28 May 2024 at 18:33

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Motion proposed for speed ramps to enhance safety near Childcare Facility in Leitrim

Ballinamore Municipal District were asked on July 22 what extra safety measures could be put in place on the approach road from the Mohill / Carrick side (R202-28) towards the Ballinamore childcare facility to slow down on-coming traffic. The ...

05 Aug 2024 at 12:33

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Community safety in Leitrim's Ballinaglera Village discussed by Council

Speeding concerns frequently arise during Council meetings, and on July 22, the Ballinamore Municipal District was alerted to yet another issue. Ballinamore M.D. was asked to consider measures along the R207 at Ballinaglera Village to calm ...

31 Jul 2024 at 12:33

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